Natural gas

If leaks continue at present rates, natural gas may not help combat climate change

Hydraulic fracturing has offset dwindling traditional sources, but that trend may not last long

400 PPM: What’s Next for a Warming Planet Concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere have reached this level for the first time in millions of years.

When coal-fired power plants close communities can face painful transitions, and the debate over one Massachusetts facility shows the local impacts of a national shift to cleaner power

The new UT Energy Poll data is out today! Here I’ll highlight changing American attitudes related to the export of natural gas. The infographic above shows a snapshot of current survey responses collected March 3-­17 among 2,133 U.S.

Carbon storage has to expand rapidly, or coal burning has to cease, if the world is to avoid dangerous climate change

Leaks are surprisingly common in aging urban underground pipe networks

Gas-powered electricity could slash greenhouse gases, but only if we get methane emissions under control

The more than 6,000 active gas wells in Pennsylvania generate scores of complaints each week, many about terrible odors and contaminated water

My last post highlighted how over six months, support for exporting natural gas has increased as opposition decreased. Thirty-four percent of Americans agreed with the statement, “The U.S.

The conflict over Crimea may prove a last gas…p for Russian energy warfare